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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

Mrs Thos, Footc takes enough af.
ter her father, Col. Allen, TO be a fine
gardner, and we have scen abundance
u the fact. The cabbage she sent us
ms week measured twenty.three
inches around after..it was trimmed
and rcadv'to be cooked.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21
|g((IT CLEHA.

FiGl 70 announce
b. TYSON
EA,eihce of Circuit Clerk,
ydSn Of the Democratic
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

(,a'Ary Patty, of Biz.
[''n III Town this week
''''ad among their
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

[rt0 announce
ErC PATTY,
n lhe Office Of Chancery
n, seton Of the Demo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21
LOOK! LOOK!

i have
O Choicoly Tired Jersey Bu,'s
That I win sell cheap, or trade Tor h"''''
rows or kctf cattle.
also have
Iersrv lHcifrrs
'hat I wlll IN sitttr sWaH Pti''>' !"
sell oh iinn u so,j paper can I" in'n'""
y >C MES.
ue~.ss. trunl.oilr. W."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

have Just received q beautiful LOT
OF LACES in WHITE and CoLoRs.
HAMBURG TRIMMINGS.
mayli-2t J. /. GRIGGS,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

SN u Is necessary to
OF the candidates
E' "'e to the appoint.
we Executive Conn.,,
Fly, candidates will at.
C.~' course, be a very
E'sA'e' and they can
('"scm'n's to swap
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21
IsSESSOit.

tid 10 announce
EwDAST2IER
Il ,he office Of Assessor,
kaot The Democratic par
bed 10 announce
HAYNES
I, The Office Of Assessor,
gct Tue Democratic par
Fnl &c alnounct
II hopkins
y DE Office OF Assessor,
Edihe Democratic par
FatO announce
b SHELTON
" The Office of Assessor.
ii2l Of the Democratic
Fidp announce
D SIMPSON,
lt Office Of Assessor, sub
(alle Democratic party.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

mEEIff'
EpdtO annollnce
Ee MURRAY
tto Office Sheriff. sub
t,Ns Democratic party.
Esi,o announce
\ G0GERs
n.elcctlon to the Office
kpthe action Of the Dem
(shtO announce
WALKER,
,he office of sheriff, sub
Etlhe Democratic party
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

E~%r 1a',,% indrmitios be-.
Htn' auth onl and maturi.
Gls'' DUR, our Kidneys and
\ d. y ! a,,,gcment. h,t,
n b,,"'., u. Nar'.
Ne = te..,,,.,, !.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21
'"Ssf.tBi.E

|sssrtBL.E.
announce
STEWART
[% Oiice of Constable of
II" 10 the action of the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

lREAst
Ftlb announce
\ FAINT,
sAa Office OF Treasurer.
tltp Of the Democratic
llc Announce
BOGGESs
Nn' Office of Treasurer.
F!'a Of the Democratic
alO announce
HODGES
Ae Office Of Treasurer.
'l'a Of tue Democratic
F@ 10 announce
p HUGHES
''% Oifce of Treasurer.
'''a OF TIE Democratic
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

taf,r'rAr''f'
Es1p announce
RFEs
,t,odc' Of kf =" ,,,s as.
rrIy, subject TO 'D' W.
[sa.par'y'
slp announce
sNADIsoS
..,le,tion to the L'gis'
a. ,,,jOn of the Dculo-
sap"n"uH''
%|lGEAESs'
,,le Office of REPRESENTA-
F,'.,,. subject to the ac-
Iate party
Eelp announce
d. HELM -.
representative Of NoNu-
,tle action OF the Demo-
EsliO announce
J THOMAS
,,, office of Representa-
seton Of the pemocia-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

n See Them.
, Jews ofthc different
'% ! Macon for sale
l~lrlxRrcn's.
F'sld Peas.
r lot and variety for
). l., GRlGGs.,'
\ TO, to have their pianos
%hd their ordcr. q,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

HI' av,. tho I, Great Yves,
sa ~s@ C,% Remedy, nere,,
H. ,rIS chills and Fever Fever.
bM,IS,s"i'np aud cy.
kyoo c an1 origin Try
Nm ,a ana impart 10 Won
NJ Health. Sold c mi"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21

kled 10 announce
h DANTZI.ER
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21
|sat

" "a', Apply to-
WILL !; FORD,
Macon. Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-21
L,CERY Cl.ERk.

re office Of sheriff, SUBJ
ae Democratic party
MKRY CLERk.
EMto announce
BIC rATry,
kAf Office Of Chancery
Me seton Of the Demo
llIT CLEHa.
ntC announce
A. TYSON
@efce of Circuit Clerk,
zion Of the Democratic
lSESSOR.
no announce
DAyTzI.ER
Il te office Of Assessor,
EaotAc Democratic par
ado announce
NAAYNEs
1t The Office Of Assessor,
Aadtlr Democratic par
naC alnolnce
7 hopkins
y NE Office OF Assessor,
Hidihc Democratic par
aO announce
D SHELTON
sde Office of Assessor.
fsl of the Democratic
ndp announce
llMPS0N,
Adfce Of Assessor, sub
le Democratic party.
FRElsrRER.
Mb a%nnounce
|CYANr,
sae Office of Treasurer.
hp OF The Democratic
lilo a%hueuncc
sDDGGrSS
st office of Treasurer.
WV Of the Democratic
aO announce
hodges
dl@ Office Of Treasurer.
c0l Of tue Democratic
@D announce
HUGHES
'Hs olicc OF Treasurer.
@O Of TIE Democratic
assrsBln.
a'O ANNOUNCE
STEWART
1e Orice of Constable of
4a 10 the action of the
,haAry Patty, of Biz.
'sn IN 'own This week
'0'Ad among their
u Is necessary TO
WV OF the candidates
%e 10 the appoint.
"e Executive Com,
candidates will at.
o. course. be a yery
,sAEe' and they can
'"ascmcn,s TO swan
y See Them.
Jews ofthc different
'aad Macon for sale
VI l%lnNRIcu's.
Field Peas.
'0' and variety for
81 GRlGGS,
nave their pianos
Snd their orders TO
l% %". tho Great Yves,
, %sa =, Kennedy, nere,,
H. ~s Chills and Fcver
lM, S.rr;nplaint aud cv.
kyou r ano origin Try
w lIa ,mpart TO You
" ''a''h' Sold only |
saor Sale.
~ Apply to-
WILL FORD,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
FINANCIAL.
Ngw YORK, BALTIMORE, AID RIca.
MoaD STOCK EXCHANGES
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco. rur-
penEine, Resin, Tar, and
Peanut Marksta
lnn Telegraph 70 The pI.pateh.l

NEW YORK, December 30.-The stock market
WA ezre--ivciy dun to-day. owing 10 the gene
. al IN i.nositl0n among operators 20 uale over
three days holiday, 20 when w8s aided inc NJ
certainty regarding the outcome ol me heaalng
strike. Tho latter, which would ordinarily be a
depressing Influence. failed o. it, elect by rea-
s0p 81 the general confidence that 10 block 10
The business of iho road would occur lraHihs
va ~ 'hc smallest character. and beyond h'ho-
log and Nandornilfs PROGRESSED no signlucahce
whatever. The impression became general DO
fore The opening that dividends would not De IN
creased aud a ra;hor heavy opening re@ulte1,
hui prices raj led. and after the announcement
Of dividend the only sales wore those Oh traders
whd hal clunc % the idea Of an Increase. Inc
sams Zoe ing affected LachaFnnnA ats Dui ING
ms lgnidcauto o. the movement may be tnfeti 90
from the act shat only one stock to-day uuctuaieu
as widely az I por cont Union Pacinc became
strong ON renewal OF mo rumors OF fasofaple
congressional action. New England, western
Union, aul Terminal we've all nrm al times, ana
toward noon dealings were enliyenel by a sharp
squirt in Manitoba. The opening was heavy az
declines extending 10 3 per cent. bus very auI;
aud quickly rallied. aud before noon isaflOnai
advances had been established In nearly ell tho
active nst The disappointment over Wander
Rms dividends cr cckCd the advance aud the list
saggcl OF until the early gains were generhIly
ucutIaiiIod. Tho market then became SURG
nant aud remained without movement OF toa.
turo for the rest u the day, finally closing duii
AMI steady 10 close To- tho opening prices. Io'al
sales. "a. Ol shares. Tho dividends on Wander
bilts arc "a follows: Lake shore, 2per cent
Michigan Genital > canada southern u. Del
ewGre aud Lack9wanua declared ~.
The total sslos of stocks 40 the New York stock
Exchange during thC past year we're oo,s@l,O<'
shares AGAINST l00 ,-01 0-N shares TOR the year
1856. Tho -ale- oi state AMI railroad honds
amounted to G6,g.6.28 lpar valueh a2ains'
mcut honda, tG,6G.lO1, against tis,7e3,5O IN TIE
uIpyiDUa year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
A TatIler,s Vengeance.

A Deckcrtown On. j. special says :;
Justice-oi the-Peace Peterson, OF Ham
burg. is maturing a decision in two
cases that were brought before him few
days ago, in which some delicate points
of law are involved. Whitiord Conklin,
a blonde and dudish youth from Pike
county, Pa, appeared in Sussex county
n few days before Thanksgiving. he
was introduced to rich Farmer GuDdcr'
man, who lives two or three miles from
Hamburg. That gentleman was so
fayorabiy impressed with Conklin that
De invited him to eat his Thanksgiving
turkey at the Gunderman homestead.
Conkiin accepted the invitation, and at
dinner met me only daughter Of the
farmer, q pretty girl not yet fifteen.
Conklin fell in love with Miss Gunder-
man, and the girl was elso smitteu with
him. The young man called TO see her
several times. and then the girls father
interfered and ordered Conklin to come
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

no more. The two youthful lovers then
met clandestinely. and one day last week
they eloped, and were married IN
Hamburg by the Rev. Joseph
Smith. They walked TO the Lee
high and Hudson railroad sta
ton, and C0nkln bought tickets for
Mount Vernon. \. Y. In the mean time
Farmer Gunderman had in some way
been made aware Of the intentions OF his
daughter. and he followed the couple to
the station. He got there while the run
awavs were still waiting for a train.
Gnnderman vas furious. He IS Il
powerful man. while COnklin Is
sli1ht and delicate. He knocked COnklin
down and kicked and beat HIM
until he WAS covered with blood and un-
conscious. The farmer then turned on
his daughter, who was trying TO get him
away from Conkliu, and dealt her two
savage blows on the head He then
kicked her viciously and nearly dcnudod
her of her clothing. He was prevented
inAiciing further injury on the girl by
crowd that had gathered. Guuderman
finally bore his daughter away and
placed her under lock and key ut
home. Conkhn was laid up for two or
three days, and when he got around he
had his father-in-law arrestedon n charge
of assault and battery, with intent to
kill. Gundcrman then had CoGklm ar
rested. charged with abductlng his
daughter. Justice Peterson heard the
csses. and will give his decision next
Saturday. Whatever the decision may
be. the eases will be carried to the county
courts. Gundernan will also prosecute
the Rev. Mr.. Smith for performing the
marriage ceremony for minor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
anu points on the companys lines in
reference TO the present troubles.
P0rR LEa'S IUHILEE.
'N'"rcSs TO the holy Father from The
Catholic TotaI-AbstIncncc
linton OF America.


.,,, NoRcE,rCR, MAee., December 80. -
ne GeSCttc this afternoon prints IN,
following: Yesterday a Jubilee address
irom the Catholic Total Absiincne,
mon oi Amer,ca % iIoly-Iu'hcr Pom,
leo NH. was sent from this CITY h,
EcY. Thomas j. Couatv. president o.
the NIXON. The address was sent A
accordance with a resolution pss.c.l&
'nc annual convention at Phiadcl
pima 20 have Treasurer p. J. Oar
IlS"n prepare an ad3ross OF conQratula
uoh' The cover N tine address Is mad,
or white SIX, 6ud has painted on il
'A,, papa insignia and is trimmed witt
k'i" e'R'nG./ The address rs beam
ttiN p1niT1 ou white satin pap r ~
h.l' ana fHN coiorS and is insC'.'e."
'f' (ajhohc total abstinence a"c'e-
Ties i America IN hlal ycucran H' lo'',
ana Hdmre,ion on this dor us uS! %
iN/coidyu Jubilee oAor th'- gnu 10 MS
Eioluess Leo MIL, hefpHy rei3uihg
over i1c Church" re painting on
thcaddre>s wa. Gone'1 the famous ar
U,t Crccori. of Sore Dane.
Tl. .tlr... .urr the language Of
formal rongrl 1mion has been eX-
,r....od r.,t "Nh0t wonder, then,
nn tine o.ldn anniversary alrulers and
r,. ai,bf throughout the world shouid
~. with one another IN expressing their
2dr,ir.uou and final reverence towards
Tine a-t august Leo NlIl. and in bring
in. their best gifts TO tie kng
I homo ana Bishop Of Bishop ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

4 Wyandotte CIich.) special says:
VIII Kcrchm4n sailed for home on the
staamerW. A. Schoitcu. winch >lukinthe
English Channel November -0h. tie
had notified his parents THAI he would san
by that boat. When theuews Of the dis
aster reached here they gave pail hope
of seeing their son, and, whiie has
name did not appear among the list OF
lost, it WAS not given IN tine number
saved and they assumed that he had
cone down with the unknown. They
were confirmed in this belief by the fact
that they received no tidins5 from him
after the disaster.
kerchman was, however pickedup by
a passing boat and taken TO Dover. He
had received a severe mental shock, and
was in hospital for many weeks before he
was able To write When he had re-
covered he determined to come home at
once. and did so without writing. Yes
terday afternoon lie walked into ms
home and greeted his parents and
brothers and sisters, whom he found IN
mourning. His mother was 80 astounded
at his sudden appearance that she
tainted, but soon recovered ana joined
in the general rejoicing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
4ye.; Jane. River H. H., ST. Jam'' River .
roHupS yaurrs AND CANDY.


Candy; o., Ger pound a. % quality
Lemons: Me-sIDa, s}af2 ~ per DON. a. -.
Orapges. J0mai.a. IN crates. taEioo' os'-
rels. f6.jGag7J0: Florida. ttat5 po~'
GROCERIES. &C.
Rncon. Clenr-rib sldos, Toe. I; shoulders, 1Hc.i
Virginia shoulders. 81; virginia hams, isn ,g,
i4hc. sugar-cured. &c.; balk-s'des'ssc'' "u'A-
Buckets: Painted. two hoops, 81 oasiSo; thres
hoops Si.40ati rs ......,...
Brooms: Two strings. ti.i0ati.5O; threesinnss'
81 J0afl 20: four strings. i2afo. Ia,
BasRots: willow, n.i5asi.O per nest; sph@
Tote Coflce. RIO common. isSalgc: fair 10 primo.
s0a2t;. Laguayra. ae.S'. java, 49, ,oo,c.<c nor
-et, i3kc. per pound, half-Doxes, lVc.' N"""'
Cheese, Northern and western prime cutting.
Fish: iigrrinr,-Sorth Carollns Family Roe,
half barrels. g. %. North Carolina Gross, new,
~; North Carolina Cut new. $50; EasEsn,
SL55 Mackerel-No / Ray. 10 barrels, W 70.
, In barrels yl7 10. No Fat Rimmed Mscserel.
$3.50: Vol, IN kits, $50; No. ?, In ki's, N.go'
No. ), small fNefi. .. -.
Lard: Primo barrels and iierces. sac. % ana
30 pound tan cans. Sbc. 49,
a. IS gross 300'a Sot5as3: 5O0's sass ~ grorS
Moiasscs: Common syrup-hoEsheads, -;
tierces, H.; barrels. lic. Genu'ne go.asn
syrup g0as)c per gallon; New orleans PRIME
40ei5c.
! Rec: Carolina. 5ha5c. ,
salt: Liverpool from store. g.. eosSl % ground
sugar. @rnshed' ~. powdered. NC. grsnu-
/ lated, 7Ac; 4. &C.; Oh A, 6soci yellow oss
/ SIC: cut loaf. 81, 49,,
soap: Common. 4a61c.; bes, washing, la
/ 5Ec. toilet, l5a20c. aud fancy prices; county,
Teas; Black, s5a5oc.; imperial, ss7'c. gun
Tubs Cedar, fas5ass nest: pine, ti.4'ais Is
Wasnboards: Wooden. Sc.s.l25; zinc, sl-'oa
f22J
Hides: Green. 5a6r wet-salted, 7a7kc.; dry
/ salted. iial2c: dry flint. baltic
Leather: Rough leather, sla2ec city.hnibsh
/ harness. g1a23c: country fnish harness, Hos
| 2sc. light upper. city finish, toaSDc; country-
finished upper, Ja40c. hemlock sole' hA@'0''
Tanners OH. Newfoundland cod. s2a3oc. 8
gallon: Labrador, S0a;'2c straits. sSaSOc'
IRON, sTBgI, NAILS, &C.
IRON. American retired, Old Dominion bar,
Q2-lOc English and American sheet SsaosSs
Nails: 0ld Dominion. s. 10 tor standard size;
/ Old Dominion steel nails. s. ~. -
Plow-C astlngs: Wholesale, 3c retail, &c. pes
pound. -,>.s.
Rope: Manila. best, i5c. iuss, 7Hasc
LIQUORS, wINEs, &C
Alo: Scotch (oest brsnds). pints, fLsoasa per
Braniies. Domestic. 81 ioaSi.so: fruit, 20. sr
apple, new, fl5OalL75; Virginia peach t!oa
500
RYE whiskeys: Medium, fi50si2; pure Old,
fhfl: Virginia mountain, new, tlsoaEi ca,
| sass and upwards o..
Gin: Domestic, tl.lCsiL5O; imported, saSa
! 500 per case.
/ New England Rum; ~ .t0afleA
Rect0od Mhi-keys: fiati.5O.
POWDER. sn0r, &C.
Fuse: Toys mining. 3ja15c. per 100 feet
Powder g. per keg, blasting, 81; MINING
{25L ,.
shot: Northern, 81 ~ per bag Il p pounds
Grndstoncs: lSaec per pounL
sgsp
Clover: 6AaShc pound.
| Timothy: 81 i0at2.5 n hushel
Orchard Grass: ti.2UaSl.i busheL
! Herd Grass: 55qfl'
For small lots prices will be higher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

rms became notorious and resulted IN
SO much drunkenness in the village that
egou1 two weeks ago a crowd OF about
hity or more men and women attacked
his place Of business, tore il to pieces,
and drove him out Of town with clubs
and bad eggs He went to LaGrange
aud since has instituted suits against ten
OF the leading citizens, demanding
&c., in each case, for the destruction
OF his place OF business and injuries to
himself. II is understood also that the
grand jury has taken a hand in the mat
ter and has indicted forty GRITTY people
on the charge of rioting. Some OF these
in turn have bad Hackalhorn arrested
for selling liquor without license. Bitter
feeling has resulted from the matter and
there is likely 10 DE further trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
AIeHan,lria Noies.

'rgeHW Telegram u" ino j. 1P"tO4'I
ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 3O.-A
lqrrc uumher of ladies and gentlemen
assembled at the Opara-House tonight,
when speeches were made Ia culogy and
resolutions adopted in memory OF the
late Mayor John l.. Smoot.
Justice polt.rha- sent Henry Jackson
to Fairfax JAIL Jackson Us the negro
charged with having assaulted a negro
eiii.
The CITY Council net in caucus last
night 10 select % candidate for the vacant
mayoral,v, bat after a number OF ballots
uo selection was made, and It adjourned.
Nessrs. Strauss and DOwham tied each
time. Lewis Mckenzie Is spoken OF by
tlc undergraduates and Republicans. Last
NIGHTS meeting was bipartisan.
Mrs. Margaret keu2it met with pam
iul accident yesterday in falling from Il
chair.
N.r. f.. +. Miller is III.
The steamer Lcary arrived ten hours
late to-day on account OF the ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
rne rnnc.in- OF the KeiiY FAMILY.

WlumrAw, KAN, December 30
Charles Green, a cattle-deIer from " so
Mans Laul" has arrived here, and
gives some details Of tho capture and
lyuchiu- of tine Kelly family, whose hor-
r.ble crimes were published widely a
few days ago as equally mrocious as
anything committed by the Bender
family. The Kelly family left their
rsuch near OAK CITY going south. \
pass. II citizous started in pursuit and
found them fifty miles south IN Texas.
Theold man escaped, but the son BllI
vas hanged and the mother aud dageh-
ter were shot while the posse were cn
deayorug to capture them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

NoHraoNERy, ATss., December 90
4 special TO Che AdrCriisCr from Somcr-
viii. Morgan county, reports the hang
jug thor. to-day o. George Edmundson
tie murdered ms wife last wear and had
it given ont chat she was bitten by a
mocci-ln at the spring. Her body was
di#ut.rr.d after burial and found TO be
horribly INITIATED Iii, little daughter
bad seen the murder committed The
crime was uggmyo,el by tine fact that
th.viie was caly and Eimun1son killed
her 10 eet hcrout of the way 80 that h.
could marry a girl in the ncizhborhood
who was hie mistress. tie narrowly es-
capped tucmua. but vas finally convicted
and hanged in duc course Of law. lie
confessed thc crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
ACat looaa atthe President.

4 Washington telegram says: The
President and Mrs. Cleveland, accompa-
nlcl Nv Dr. Ward and Mrs. Lamont, at
tended the performance OF Fanny Dayen-
port in Fedora" at Albaueh's Opera
House this evening. The party occupied
the leit-hand proscenium box. and appa-
rcntlv was greatly entertained. The ell
max If the last act, however was marred
lev - ludcrous incident shortly after
Fedora drinks the phial of poison, and
while 10 tine death throcs, a big black cat,
the theatre mascot, walked on from be-
hind the scenes and, crossing the foot
lights. leisurely made his way ont on tine
rails before tue Presidents box. stop
pinq before Mrs. Cleveland he carefully
surveyed her and then at,entively
scanned the other members OF the party.
Satisfying himself that it was the Ires'-
dent and not an impostor tina; had at
tractcd Tie llzeo the audience through.
ont th.pay. ue slowly turned aboutaud
Disappeared ia q vacant box. jhn audi
olca enjoyed the incident hugely, but
Fedoms death scene was ruined
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

Candy; o.. ger pound a. % quality.
Lemons: Messlna, slat2 ~ per Don. "a. ~.
Oranges. Jamai,s. IA crates. t'afAbo; os'-
rels. f5:iGay7.J0: Florida. sass boz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31

RICHMOND MARKETS.

DECEMBER 30, 1857.

-, ,-.t r.. H.
h'f''f' HyY' 'V. g 80 ~
store packed, i,a2.c.; good To prlme' i'ao'.
1.-Two items: choice, fat. %. piece old
cocks and small hens, -ja-i
Chickens: Choice, large, 2)a2.c; smaller
dressed Fowls: Turkeys, dressed, prime, liza
1870. per pound; turkey e, live, 9alOc per pound.
Ducks, choice, dressed, l-hl''' per louhl.
Geese, i. ss,sd, sai),. por pound.
Eggs: tresb, Ja3lc
Lard Country ~. a'tiFe. ,,...........,.
Corn heal .oa1Jc per Dushel Tor country oOc'
for cay MUS.
|fyeti''fs.
Cahfeeo. s25O barrel: carloads, f5aT
pcr hundred
Potatocs: irish. extra choice, f2.1Oat2.'5 per
barrel
O'''''-' . ,.....'.... ,,..., r-...,,
a., -, go. ,or..,
Apes "ieo III n, ese Coos,l, s5aS5 N
,'.,. r,rrsi
p,i u' ,,.-.'.... d.. o. Mound no sale
~ b., .' 80 - n,1sit -li.e i-ate,. dark
.,i'. l5sit.
''' 49, go. t..o,....,t.I 'oofl.. r-r,ht alice ia
AP....,' MY. ..t- D..
&C. "a' .l''.'
~ ,t.,r-.s. ..,fl'.
WhpiDe'eIii'-, -'-t'-'
h"7p i''o'' ''-
hisf, dhfons.
BoeswaX: l1,. per pouul ,,,.,.
bla.s oak ami chestnut, rough, IS per 3,OOJ
pounds.
Feathers: Primo live goose, 4Jai3c'' common
Doc. .-..o-,...,.,
H. >n tino1fy. fI5asiS.50: 10. ., Sif:
gis s>'
dnLOCal: Rr0wn.t1G. fls per ton, bran, Si5
] Per TOM 5Iip..un. so per ton
Balod Oats: 5is6Jc.
] tfo.flt Ginseng. 3 .fURft.lO per pound Neue-
ca. Tree Of tops. s5ail,. per pound.
/ Ryo: 65s,O, per busheL
/ >sma-: Prime. 1Jeasi.
/ Saucks: 55llOr
HaIed straw. a5a71c.
/ To,low. 3<at.. per pound
/ w.. wsshes 30as2,.. uuwashed, 22n2lc.
-. ..,l $50. ,rc,, a IN ., nor ponnd less
Bury VIII Dr'ns 'lOn4 !" - P'' P''"4 ''7'
! than the ABOVE rates.
LUMBER, SLAVES, &C.
| t.,,,t,-. v-ttta oat cut IN order sf5asa0 per
160. 80, ,,srQet s1ati2 20 nor COO. Western
igi Vn n1,ar sl,aS50 Der 90: Vest Vir-
/ einia vhite pine. fa-af5 per 1000: yellow
/ site-rolgh boards. IS: dry clear sl2atlj, a
| foice. Sgssl5. according 70 size and lengths
/ s6meles~Pine, A75af25O: cypress, 6-inch. tia
/ g. prr 900: saps. slaSJ. Laths-spliL 81; saw
/ Cd 81 .5al2 per 1900
slaves it, Whlssey-barel timber, green. tisa
chine slaves, s. j0l7, turned headings, &c. per
SCI Flouf-barrel poles, S4a.1. hossneai'hoopS
10. per bundle. ..,,.. g..
THE prices gwen ABOVE ere genea S aiy ~
round lots al mrs hehls; IN n''l'is 'uiH''
All advance "oud DO eskoa'I
CEMENT LINZ. PLASTER, e.
Cement: Rosendale. sl.G0 per barrel; james
/ River. 80
| Lime: Agricultural. sai0c. per bushel: Rock
| and al i0agil5 per barrel, according 70 guam
! titv, Virginia. SiasiOG
Plaster; Jump. s. per ton; ground, $50;
caicined platter. si.55.
North Carollua Tar: Large size, So; coal tar,
"a
Fire Brick: slOas45 per 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-31
uost-0fice robbed ny MASKED Men.

PITrurRdH, December "o.-Ahout
IL O'Clock last night four armed masked
men entered tine post-oiice and general
store OF c. =. Thompson 81 Co.. at FIN
ley>illc. fifteen miles from here, on the
Baltimore and Ohio railway, and mt the
point of reyolFcrs compelled tine clerk to
oucn the ste. which contained $500 IN
cash a.d $50 worth of postage stamps.
After emptyiuq the safe OF its contents
the robbers bound and gagged the clerk
and then rode away The clerk was
found some time later il an exhausted
condition. About $40 worth of stamps
was fouud on the Brownsville road,
near this city. this morning.